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Pop's Bourbon Barrel is a company in Northwest Michigan. On December 3 1 it had the following account balances: Service Revenue, $ 3 8 ,

Pop's Bourbon Barrel is a company in Northwest Michigan. On December 31 it had the following
account balances:
Service Revenue, $38,000
Deferred Revenue, $3,800
Interest Income $1,100
Prepaid insurance, $2,800(12 month annual policy)
Note Payable, $8,500 at 5.7%(due February 15th)
Supplies, $1,300
Supplies Expense, $100
Salary Expense, $18,000
Interest Expense $120
Additional information at December 31 included:
1. The company pays $3,300 in salaries every two weeks (10 working days). The next pay day is
Friday, January 4th.
2. Insurance policy was purchased October 1st
3. Money was borrowed on the note payable on September 31
4. Supplies on hand, $485 at December 31.
5. On December 27th. the company received a vendor shipping notice relating to $1,482 of supplies.
They received the supply shipment on January 3rd.
6. Deferred revenues relates to customer prepayments for holiday football parties. All revenues were
earned except for $1,520 for college bowl football parties during the first week of January.
Prepare adjusting journal entries for the above information.
How much did Jamison's net income change after their adjusting entries?

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